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As we sit here waiting, I was just reading an article about not anticipating a conviction or acquittal based on the length of jury deliberations. "Valerie Hans, a law professor at Cornell University who has studied juries, cautioned against assuming that multiple days of deliberations always...

Before witnessing the trial, I had limited knowledge about the case and no information about MT or the horn crew. Until last week, I believed she might be found guilty of evidence tampering, but I just couldn't see the elements of a conspiracy to commit murder. My perspective completely...

It appears that the specified property extends along the entire length of the road to the intersection with Blains Lane.

Ongoing struggle makes sense to me. My first thoughts were that the daughter sees her Mum as resilient and determined and "strong woman" implied to me that she possesses emotional or mental strength, and the phrase "far too determined to give up this fight" indicated to me that she is facing...

It raises some concerns if they waited so long to request CCTV footage from residents. Ideally, the investigation should explore various factors contributing to her disappearance rather than solely relying on a land search. In my opinion, I pondered whether the local police might have a close...

His fashion sense seems pretty typical summer wear for blokes in Oz! It looks like he also likes his quicksilver t'shirts. Maybe he bought a couple while on holidays in Torquay.

Hanging and poisoning are the most popular method for woman from the data I have read IMO.

"A former detective claims police probably have 'nothing to work with' in the search for missing mum Samantha Murphy - saying their appeal for CCTV is essentially an admission they have no leads." https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13069691/Samantha-Murphy-Ballarat-search-cop-claim.html

William Tyrrell inquest to be advised on foster mother’s potential charges The Director of Public Prosecutions will give advice by January next year on the viability of laying charges against William Tyrrell’s foster mother, a court has been told, after police submitted a brief of evidence...

Absolutely agree, so sad for her to experience such ongoing abuse. I'm relieved to know that the foster carers can no longer abuse any more vulnerable foster children.

I agree - just the way it was worded, gives me chills.

How do you trip someone up on something if there's nothing there to be tripped up on? That's not something I believe an innocent person would say, IMO! the foster mum can be heard saying: “they’re investigating me” in one recorded call with an unknown person dated October 20, 2021. “I found...

Some of the typical characteristics that a person with a sadistic personality has are: They enjoy seeing people hurt. They enjoy inflicting pain on others. They cherish the idea of others being in pain. They think it is all right to cause others pain. They fantasize about hurting others.

FFC stated on 60 minutes interview in 2015 - "Then I raced back around and I said to Mum “he’s not there, he’s gone” and she said “what do you mean he’s gone” and I said “he’s he’s disappeared, he’s not there” I just kept just kept racing around the house going “where are you, you’ve.. talk to...

I wonder if LE had bugged RA's home?!

A former senior detective in the police investigation into William Tyrrell's disappearance engaged in misconduct by failing to report prominent colleague Gary Jubelin's unlawful recording of a then-suspect, a tribunal has found...

Also in the article, great question: bbm So why was it kept secret from the public and not examined at the inquest, and not mentioned in the foster grandmother's detailed police crime scene walk-through? In the foster mother's testimony under questioning by counsel assisting the inquest...

Twist in Saudi sisters mystery as its revealed they feared a 'private investigator' was pursuing them. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11091109/Saudi-Alsehli-sisters-dead-Canterbury-flat-believed-private-investigator-followed-them.html

This makes sense considering FFGM's statement about MFC already being aware somehow. Like others have suggested, I also believe whatever happened to William, happened just after the last picture was taken which changes the timeline and allows more than enough time for the FFC to dispose of...